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Dear French learners :what about learning by listening Xmas stories? #withrepost • @aliceayel Le deux décembre, regardez la vidéo 🎬 de Marie 👧 et Médor 🐶 qui attendent Noël 🎄 Lisez 🤓 le script dans livre électronique à télécharger sur mon site 👇 www.aliceayel.com/books 20% de réduction avec le coupon NOEL2019 Quand vous êtes abonné, tous les livres sont téléchargeables GRATUITEMENT 🥳 #coucou #lefrançaisnaturellement #ebooks #specialoffer #abonnetoi #countdowntochristmas #countdown #avent2019 #noël #noel2019 https://www.instagram.com/p/B5miSQRKLB2/?igshid=19xbtiqb4zz5s

#withrepost • #tate A resume of my childhood #grospain #evier #nappeciree #poireaux #soupe #courses #montrouge #France 🥖🥕 In this painting the artist's wife, Henriette, is shown in the kitchen of their home in Montrouge, a working class district of Paris. She is still wearing her coat, having just returned from shopping. The loaf, vegetables and furnishings indicate life's #simplicity. André Fougeron, Return from the Market 1953, currently off display. https://www.instagram.com/p/B23VdM9oZc3/?igshid=jscbpcvij0i1

#withrepost #automne #autumncolors @centrepompidou C'est l'automne 🍂 Quelle œuvre vous évoque le plus cette saison ? - It's Autumn 🍂 Which work do you associate the most to this season? - #CentrePompidou #Autumn #Kandinsky #ModernArt #Museum #Collections #ArtModerne - Vassily Kandinsky, Akhtyrka, Park Vers 1901-1903 Huile sur carton entoilé, 23,7x32,8cm © Service de la documentation photographique du MNAM - Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI /Dist. RMN-GP Domaine public https://www.instagram.com/p/B20vZLdIKfM/?igshid=17xaa22na50qs

Posted #withrepost • #metmuseum Can you spot the traveler? 🔎 👀 Hint: Look for a gentleman carrying a staff or umbrella over his shoulder! He pops up a few times throughout the scroll. ⁣ Measuring more than 18 ft long, this painted scroll from 1656 illustrates the true story of Huang Xiangjian’s epic journey across China to find his parents, who he lost contact with after the Manchu conquest in the mid-1640s. He traveled more than 1400 miles for a year and a half before finding them in Yunnan. This scroll traces the most arduous part of his journey, from northwest Guangdong through west Hunan to east Guizhou.⁣ ⁣ See the full scroll on view in “Streams and Mountains without End: Landscape Traditions of China” before it closes Sunday, August 4.⁣ ⁣ 🎨 Huang Xiangjian (Chinese, 1609-1673). Searching for My Parents, dated 1656. Qing dynasty (1644-1911). Handscroll; ink and color on silk. On view in Gallery 210. #TheMet #MetAsianArt https://www.instagram.com/p/B0X2jf4INZC/?igshid=d6dzsqtdcb7t

Posted #withrepost • #tate #OlafurEliasson has changed what it means to be an artist. Through the 90s and early 2000s, Eliasson made work that recreated natural phenomena. Take 1993’s Beauty for example, a fine mist that you can walk in and out of. From some angles you can see a rainbow in the mist, and from others, the colours disappear. In this piece, as in others, Eliasson wanted to recreate something he’d witnessed first-hand in Iceland, but he didn’t want to hide how it was made. 'He calls it seeing yourself sensing' Tate curator Mark Godfrey says. 'You'd not just be having an experience, but conscious of having that experience. You would be made self-aware by the set-up of his work, of that experience of looking... Eliasson is interested in the connection between an experience that might take place in a gallery and the way it might affect your behaviour when you leave that gallery, in relation to the world around you.' We've teamed up with WePresent to hear more from Mark about the artist's multi-sensory practice. Click the link in today's bio for the full read. @studioolafureliasson #art #design #light https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz2prb9oj98/?igshid=55fxg45pjrrs

#withrepost • #metmuseum Leonardo’s Saint Jerome has arrived at The Met. ✨⁣ ⁣ In honor of the 500th anniversary of #LeonardodaVinci’s death, join us to see “Saint Jerome Praying in the Wilderness,” on loan from the Vatican Museums. Leonardo’s unfinished masterpiece provides viewers an extraordinary glimpse into his creative process—and even of his fingerprints. ⁣ ⁣ The painting goes on view to the public next Monday, July 15. 👉 Want to see it sooner? Become a Member to view the painting this week. Learn more from @metmembers. #Leonardo500 #TheMet https://www.instagram.com/p/BzudY0kot1G/?igshid=k5vxcpzm4srd

Posted #withrepost • @tate Wassily Kandinsky believed that painting should aim to be as abstract as music. He worked to create art that was free from all references to the material world. For him, colour in particular was essential for liberating art from representing the visible world. 'Each color lives by its mysterious life' he said. Wassily Kandinsky, Swinging 1925, Tate collection https://www.instagram.com/p/ByUWQ2ZB085/?igshid=1dsbzfqxoghd0